Coastal Virginia Real Estate
16 communities across four Key Areas of coastal Virginia, with local guides to schools, taxes, neighborhoods and commutes.
Explore by area
Area guides written by people who drive these roads every day: commute times to the gates, flood zones, school lines, where to get oysters.
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Key Area 1 of 4
Between the York and James rivers: Langley, Fort Eustis, the Weapons Station and the shipyard all within a short drive.
Key Area 2 of 4
South of the harbor: the oceanfront, the Navy’s biggest base, and everything from Olde Towne row houses to new subdivisions.
Key Area 3 of 4
Between the York and the Rappahannock: deep-water marinas, Mobjack Bay shoreline and more land for the money, a toll-free bridge from Yorktown.
Key Area 4 of 4
Bay-country living between the Rappahannock and the Potomac: river frontage, small towns and a slower pace.
Explore the Northern Neck →Yorktown · Newport News · Hampton · Poquoson · Williamsburg · New Kent
Virginia Beach · Norfolk · Chesapeake · Suffolk · Portsmouth · Smithfield & Isle of Wight
Gloucester · Deltaville · Mathews
Kilmarnock
Hutchison & Co. is based at 100 Newsome Dr in Yorktown and helps clients across four Key Areas: the Virginia Peninsula, Southside Hampton Roads, the Middle Peninsula and the Northern Neck. Each community guide covers the school division, property tax rate, neighborhoods, nearest military bases and typical commutes, plus current homes for sale.
Key Area 1 of 4
Between the York and James rivers: Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Naval Weapons Station Yorktown and Newport News Shipbuilding, plus the Historic Triangle.
Historic waterfront, top-rated York County schools, 15 minutes to Langley and the Weapons Station.
The most house per dollar on the Peninsula, and the shortest drive to Fort Eustis and the shipyard.
Buckroe Beach, Phoebus, and the neighborhoods that back right up to Langley AFB.
Creeks, docks, and small-town streets. Where Bubba learned to run a boat.
Brick, boxwood, and new construction west of the college. Quiet commute to the upper Peninsula.
Country space and strong schools on I-64, halfway between Richmond and Williamsburg.
Key Area 2 of 4
South of the harbor: Naval Station Norfolk, NAS Oceana and the shipyards, with the oceanfront, downtown Norfolk and suburban Chesapeake and Suffolk.
Oceanfront, bayfront and quiet country roads, plus quick access to NAS Oceana and Little Creek.
Walkable historic neighborhoods, Chesapeake Bay beaches and minutes to Naval Station Norfolk.
More space, strong schools and easy drives to Norfolk, Virginia Beach and the shipyard.
Virginia’s largest city by land, with room to spread out and a short hop to the Peninsula.
Historic river city with a short walk or ferry ride to the water and the shipyard.
Small-town Main Street living, just over the James River Bridge from Newport News.
Key Area 3 of 4
Quiet water country between the York and Rappahannock rivers, with Gloucester’s growing suburbs and the boating towns of Deltaville and Mathews.
Waterfront Middle Peninsula living with a toll-free bridge to Yorktown and the Peninsula.
Bay-front boating town between the Rappahannock and the Piankatank, with 25+ marinas.
Rural, water-wrapped county on the Bay with Gwynn’s Island, lighthouses and no traffic lights.
Key Area 4 of 4
Unhurried Chesapeake Bay living at the tip of the Northern Neck, centered on Kilmarnock and the Rappahannock River.
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